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June 19, 2013, 02:16:07 AM
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RGARDNER1019
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Hi My goldfish Swimmy has been living in a 1 and a half gallon tank since 2008. He has always floated upside down since I bought him. Today I noticed 2 red spots on him. I moved his tank and put new water in. He doesnt act to well. I have tried my best to keep him alive for he belongs to my 5 year old son.
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creamkiller
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first thing is he needs a least a ten gallon tank with good filter stop feeding him for a few days and he might not float anymore. test the water tell us what your water quality is put some melifix and pimifix . then we will try and help u out form there
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Nossie
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I agree with Creamkiller. After not feeding the fish for a few days, you could try feeding it with frozen peas that you thaw and pop out of their shells before feeding.
BUT, GET THE BIGGER TANK FIRST!!!!!
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fantailer
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Yes please get a ten gallon tank.
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axwell2010
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hopefully a 10 gallon tank and no food for a few days will do it. Keep us updated!!
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Nossie
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Correction: 20 gallon for one fish. There's enough water, but not enough space for an adult goldfish in a 10 g.
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